What is considered a dangerous drug?

Answer 1

Not by anyone who knows the facts. The only way to die from marijuana is lung cancer or other smoking-related diseases. Overdosing on marijuana is virtually impossible; the only marijuana overdose I have ever heard of was a 5 year-old girl who died after eating a pound (yes, a pound) of marijuana that her mother had baked into some brownies. Additionally, there are no drugs that are dangerous to take with marijuana, or interact badly with marijuana (at least, as far as I know).

Furthermore, marijuana is not physically addictive (that is, a round-the-clock user will not get sick if they suddenly quit, the way an alcoholic or a heroin addict will). It can be psychologically addictive, but so can almost every drug.

Answer 2

Drugs in general can be dangerous if they are being abused or used incorrectly, for the wrong purposes, or in the wrong doses. Some examples of drugs that can be used and abused easily include: heroin, ecstasy, methamphetamine, cocaine, barbiturates, GHB, LSD, and even alcohol can be considered a drug because it can cause serious problems such as liver damage and cirrhosis. Those are only a few of the many dangerous drugs in the world. If it's not prescribed to you by a licensed medical professional, then you probably should not take it. And if it is prescribed to you, then remember not to abuse it.